The bar chart gives information about the proportion of changes in average estate prices in Algeria, China and Argentina across a four-year period from 2007 to 2010.
Overall, it is noticeable that the prices in Algeria witnessed steady decline, whereas China’s values grew more than threefold. As for Argentina, it fluctuated throughout the given period.
Overall, all four countries showed an upward trend, regardless variations, in the amount of money spent on automobiles, with Indonesia experienced the most dramatic increase. As regards china, it’s the nation which expended the most on cars throughout the period.
To begin, the growth of property prices in Algeria started at just over 6% in 2007, and then it declined every year until 2010 to reach a low of less than half of its original data. In contrast, variations in property prices China began at 2% at the beginning of the period, after which, the trend witnessed a constant rise and it reached the peak of more than 6% in the final year, which was the biggest percentage growth among all three countries.
Turning to Argentina’s property growth rate, in 2007 it was just over 3% and after than increased to almost 5% in the following year. Next, the figure declined significantly to approximately 1% in 2009 before it almost doubled in the final year.